by DistroBuddy | Oct 1, 2022 | Artist Resources
5 Things an Artist Should Avoid doing on Social Media We are all aware of the explosive growth potential of social media for an artist’s brand. Multiple artists have been able to create massive empires on social media, not just for their music careers but also...
by DistroBuddy | Sep 25, 2022 | Artist Resources, Music Marketing
4 Benefits of Making Lyric Videos for Your Music There is no doubt music videos are essential for the growth of any music business or career. But two questions keep popping up in artist forums. #1. Can I make lyric videos instead of music videos? #2. Should I make...
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by DistroBuddy | Sep 22, 2022 | Artist Resources, Music Distribution, Music Marketing
5 Ways To Promote Your Music In 2022 – Intro There are a lot of artists out there with really great music but no fanbase, why? Because they don’t know or have failed to get the right way to promote their music. Getting your music out there, especially as...
by DistroBuddy | Sep 21, 2022 | Artist Resources, Music Marketing
4 Tips for the Perfect Artist Branding on Twitter Artist branding in today’s music industry plays a crucial part in the success of any artist’s music career. Branding is not just about logos and swag. It involves conveying your music through energy, using personality...
by DistroBuddy | Sep 18, 2022 | Artist Resources, Music Marketing
5 Free YouTube Marketing Tactics for Musicians If you are promoting your music on YouTube and wondering what else you can do to get better results, this post is for you. We all know that the best and fastest way to promote music is through advertising. But...
by DistroBuddy | Sep 18, 2022 | Artist Resources, Music Marketing
How to Best Use Social Media to Attract New Fans Getting new fans especially if you’re an upcoming music artist can be a hard nut to crack. Most artists who have a record label or management team or firm behind them may ignore this but for the independent artist, it’s...
